daughter escaped without injuries. she is due to give birth today but her husband is in critical condition >> everybody needs to pray for them >> a police department released a booking photo this afternoon and a lawyer representing the suspect's parents told reporters their hearts go out to the victims and their families. >> family has elected not to discuss james or their relationship with james at this time >> security was tight when the suspect faced the judge today. police station snipers on the courthouse roof. holmes is being kept in solitary confinement. when it is all done there could be hundreds of charges. in addition to first-degree murder, it could turn into a death penalty case and there could be domestic terrorism charges. the next court appearance is one week from today when you will be formally arraigned.

>> everybody seems to have a lawyer but we did not hear from homes his attorney. did they not take any questions today? >> homes has been assigned it to public defenders and they made very sure that he did not say a single word from him. he seemed pretty lethargic and even had to be nudged to stand up. public defenders that we thought might make a statement did not at all. the family also has a private attorney who made a statement to the media saying that their hearts go out to the victims and their families but beyond that they have refused any comment. >> we are following this story very closely for you. stay with cbs 5 and cbs sets up dot com for any new developments. >> into oakland this morning, president obama is back in the bay area after a quick trip to

reno. philip is in oakland with what is next. >> the next stop, he is right here at the fox theater where the president plans to cap off his visit to the west coast and as you can see, supporters and detractors are turning out in droves. president obama world into oakland this afternoon midway through 82 state swing that began earlier in san francisco with the president flying off to reno where he addressed the veterans of foreign wars convention about the looming threat of $500 million in cuts defense spending. >> there are a number of republicans in congress who don't want you to know that most of them voted for these cuts. now they're trying to rig a lot of what they agreed to do. instead of making choices to reduce the deficit they would rather protect tax cuts for some of the wealthiest americans >> penna was back to the bay

area for a talk at a $35,000 per person dinner and a rally at fox theater where supporters were windup hours in a dance >> we support him >> i am so for him that you cannot even believe how i really loved him >> protesters upset at the ongoing crackdown of medical marijuana were out in force as well, freely marching through downtown streets and through police lines. all of this is putting extra strain on an already understaffed oakland police department who thinks to the occupy movement and the election year is once again in the maximum spotlight. for bus driver joseph gordon who found himself stuck in traffic, the council was worth the wait >> just taking a break in seeing our beautiful president passed by >> in order to accommodate the

president that oakland has had to contract out and get help from the sheriff's department in alameda county. also chp and park police. it is taking a lot of effort to try to get this to run smoothly. at 8:00 things can start getting iffy in oakland. >> we know the bay area is heavily democratic but given the mixed reception, do you think it will be a slam-dunk for the president, november >> i think he will carry this neck of the woods and no doubt but his problem is to the left and right. >> not everybody is happy to see the president. we have live pictures from mobile 5 in the oakland plaza where people are expecting to be protesting a range of issues. in addition to the medical marijuana advocates there have

been anti-war protesters and those trying to show support for the dream act. if you live or work in the oakland uptown district be ready for a long ride home. there will be restrictions around the fox theater until at least 10:00 tonight and ac bus transit service will be rerouted around that area until 11:00. >> mitt romney was busy with three fund-raisers in the bay area yesterday. private events in woodside and pacific heights were $50,000 per plate. the former massachusetts governor and left this morning for southern california where he met with small business owners in costa mesa. it is his third trip to orange county since march. he has raised $14 million for orange county this year. >> stocks slid for the second trading day amid fears that spain may need a bailout. the dow fell and the broader

indices were also off by about 1% each. >> a bay area based company is coming off the big board. pete's coffee and tea is going private. the german conglomerate is buying the company for nearly $1 billion. ordered in emeryville. >> 1300 more cisco employees are being laid off companywide of a massive restructuring plan. it follows an announcement that the san jose based company is letting 6500 employees go. >> a decision is expected by the end of this week as to whether san jose will allow a card room to open. a hearing was held today to consider a permit for the matrix. club owners have been ready to open since march. at stake are 300 new jobs. san jose brings in about 1500,

$15 million per year from existing businesses. >> and impossibly overloaded picked up viewers off the roadway in texas >> a long time football powerhouse has been dealt a blow that will cripple it for years to come >> you will see a lot of,,,,,,,,

>> san jose police are looking for the killer of young couple inside their home. neighbors on the 300 block of seventh street say they heard shouting and shops around 4:00 this morning and saw a man running from the home. they say victim were a couple in their 20s who had three small children. one woman said one of the children may have seen the shooting. >> my concern was the kids because they were coming out crying and i ask them what

happened in they said the man shot my mommy and daddy >> police say they don't believe it was a murder-suicide and are investigating it as a double murder. >> 84 alarm fire leave 60 people in san jose homeless. fire, it started on camden avenue around 9:00 last night. 20 apartments were damaged and five people suffered minor injuries. the cause is being investigated. raiders wide receiver. spay pleaded no contest to a the y charge. chp says it's spotted him leaving on the lower deck of the bay bridge in april. he failed to sobriety tests. an oakland police officer was injured early this morning after crashing into a car and then into this building. it happened at h&r block. the officer was taken to the hospital but has been released.

no word on the cost >> 14 people are dead after the pickup truck they were crammed into crashed in texas. investigators say 23 people were inside when the truck crashed into two trees last night near corpus christi. two of the victims were children and some survivors are in serious condition. >> the n.c.a.a. slammed pen straight punishment for the sex abuse scandal. the school will pay $60 million fine. for four years is banned from post-season play and loses 20 football scholarships. all of their wins from 1998- 2011 will be wiped away which means joe paterno is no longer the winningest coach in college football history. >> i don't think it is fair that they took away his record >> definitely too much. the people who should be

punished or jerry sandusky and the people who covered it up, not the players and the new coaches >> paternal family says it deep without any input from the family or those who knew him best. >> straight ahead, it is a small change but it has many apple fans all charged up and not in a good way. >> coming up, more than 50 car owners got an awful surprised on fourth of july at a peninsula parking lot >> a summer storm caused quite a light show over northern california. also, the fog and the effect it will have on,,

>> dozens of car owners are still seething after a major towing operation >> it happened at a shopping center parking lot on the peninsula july 4th. it nearly triggered a melee. >> it is not really an emergency but there are people about to

kill each other here in the safeway parking lot >> the 911 calls make it clear it was not only fireworks exploding on the fourth of july >> it was the they're right here or there >> while he was treating his family to a holiday lunch in foster city >> all in all, 53 customers got it that afternoon >> i was a grocery shopping, he just took the guy's car and the guy is right here >> the cost to get each car back was $435 >> they added additional charges because it was a holiday >> foster city police say it was no picnic for them either >> for every single vehicle we've received eight phone call with calls >> so why did it do it? the company that owns the center would not speak on camera but

tells consumer watches imposed a one-hour parking permit on the fourth of july because of an evening fireworks show and it says there were signs alerting customers at >> there were a few eight by 11 white sheets of paper that were taped to trees, maybe to perrault and they simply said, one-hour parking and that is it >> it blames the restaurant because it never gave him to permit that would have prevented him from getting code >> this is the permit that they should have given me >> the rest from blames him stating that parking permits are provided only upon request, a do >> basically said it is your fault for not asking >> people who feel they were unjustly towed away can file a suit in small claims court but the bottom line is the owner sets the rules. the restaurant he at as now offered him a $100 gift card.

if you have a consumer complaint give us a call or head to consumer watch. >> it is a move that could frustrate even diehard iphone fans. it looks like apple is making a big change to the next generation of iphone. it could complicate connections with other devices >> a word of caution, we never really know for sure what the new iphone will look like because apple is very secretive but reuters are lit up the internet today with a report citing chinese sources that say the new iphone that is due out in october will be incompatible with many of the accessories presently in the apple ecosystem. it is a small design change with a potentially big impact on iphone users. since the early ipod in favor

of a new are smaller 19 pin connector >> apple is always the company that looks forward and they have always been willing to break old kings whether it is software or hardware to move ahead and i think at some point they had to move on from that connector so it will annoy people but they will get over it >> most apple users have invested hundreds or thousands of dollars in third-party accessories for their home or their car that uses that connector to feed music voice or video through their systems. those accessories may suddenly be obsolete. >> is a bad thing. you invest a lot of money buying these products and you want to be able to use them so i would discourage apple from doing it >> some people are not as technologically savvy. it will be a harder impacted them and they will not be able to make the switch is as easily

but i'm sure overtime everyone will get used to it >> most other non apple ute devices use a u.s. be connector that can be used across multiple brands but apple appears to be going its own way with the new connector >> they always do things differently. >> while apple consumers may be groaning about the new change, apple accessory makers are probably jumping for joy right now. it is very likely that they will create some sort of an adapter that can be sold. we should find out in october when the new iphone is due out. >> it is always about excess arising. >> we had 2000 lightning strikes reported in and around the

sacramento valley last night. firefighters this morning believe it was a lightning strike that started a small grass fire off of auburn boulevard in sacramento. it was quickly extinguished. there was rainfall in the sacramento valley. we're calling on doppler radar and nothing is going on right now but if we do see a reoccurrence, you will be the first to know with high- definition doppler radar. this is a live cbs five weather camera looking at the development of the marine layer. it is a breezy evening throughout the tri valley. the wind it southwest at 13. the forecast, official sundown had 825.

clouds tomorrow morning and plan on a little bit cooler air temperatures tomorrow. the extended forecast calls for an extremely mild forecast. tonight at at&t ball park, 61 degrees. the air temperature will drop into the fifties. low clouds and fog hanging tight and inundating the bay by tomorrow morning's commute but not much of an influence in the morning areas. a shallow fog deck but a stronger sea breeze will contribute to some cooler air temperatures. fifties' along the beaches tomorrow. we jumped into the low eighties around the santa clara valley. south wind at 10-20 mi. per hour. '60s and '70s around the central bay. notice the cool down, mild

conditions especially away from the bay into the interior valleys until we bomb up the temperatures. >> thousands of kids from around the world it entered who will science fair and today 15 finalists were at the campus showing off their projects and when pool put on a science fair they put on a science fair. providing clean water in developing countries, treating methamphetamine,,,,,,

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screenings >> obstetricians and gynecologists are reminding patience that an annual visit to the doctor is essentials. >> she makes finish, make sure to visit her ob/gyn every year >> i am 45 years old so now is the time to stay on top of things >> doctors agree and say that that kind of vigilance needs to start even under >> according to the american college of obstetricians and gynecologists of all women should go to the doctor every year for a while women visit. there has been confusion over when and how often visit should be made over several cancer >> the and will visit to their doctor is really crucial and can help them stay healthy for a very long time. >> what happens during the exam depends on the patients' age and risk factors. the guidelines say perhaps there should be done every four years. at age 30 h peavy test should

accompany them. women should have yearly pelvic exam starting at age 21 and clinical breast exams are necessary every one-three years and starting at 40 those exams should be done every year along with a mammogram. even when she is not due for a pack she sees the doctor every year >> if you wait too long he could be too late >> yearly visits are a golden opportunity to bond with your doctor and check for early signs of trouble. the annual checkup is also a good time for women to raise any concerns they might have and talk about exercise, alcohol, sun protection, sleep and to discuss any on symptoms they might be experiencing. it is essentials and you want the report there before you need it >> you want to feel comfortable with that person. >> sally ride, the first american woman in space has died

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will help keep that late blue. >> the cbs evening news is up next >> good nig >> pelley: tonight, the colorado massacre suspect in court james inlmes appeared dazed and was prevented from speaking by his own attorney. barry petersen was in the courtroom, john miller is on the investigation. tnn state is hit with crippling penalties and joe paterno is wiped out of the record books armen keteyian on the fallout from the child sex abuse scandal. >> sports themselves can become too big to fail. in the penn state case the results were perverse and sultnscionable. ci pelley: a pioneer has died. sally ride, the first american woman in space. and john blackstone on the survivors of the aurora massacre fighting for their lives. >> he needs to get better